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Join Us for an Expert Talk!

Published on
September 4, 2024
Join Us for an Expert Talk!

Are you looking to master the art of sourcing fromChina? Are you navigating the complexities of sourcing consumer and home electronics from China? As Europe's premier B2B sourcing platform for consumer and home electronics, IFA Global Markets is the perfect place to gain valuable insights and practical advice.

 

We're thrilled to announce our participation at the highly-anticipated IFA Berlin 2024. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from industry experts. Our CEO will share proven strategies and tips to help you avoid common pitfalls and streamline your buying process from China.

 

Topic: Buying from China (Successfully!)

Date: Monday, September 9th  

Time: 14:00  

Location: Symposium #1F, Station Berlin

Event: IFA Global Markets

Speaker: Stephan Thaerigen, GQC.io

 

As a premier service provider specializing in quality control for tech products, we're here to ensure that the future of technology is reliable, secure, and of the highest standards.

 

At GQC.io we're dedicated to upholding the integrity of technology, and IFA Berlin provides the ideal platform to showcase our commitment to precision and excellence. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, an industry professional, or simply interested in the vital role of quality control in innovation, we invite you to be part of this enlightening experience.


Mark your calendars for IFA Berlin 2024, and let's connect, discuss industry insights, and explore how quality control is at the core of tech advancement.for an insightful talk on how to achieve success in this challenging but rewarding market. Stay tuned for our EXPERT TALKS.


Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your sourcing strategy and ensure your business thrives in today’s competitive market! Looking forward to seeing you at Global Markets IFA at IFA Berlin 2024. 🚀 💼#IFA2024 #QualityControlMatters #TechInnovation#IFAGlobalMarkets #ExpertTalks #BuyingFromChina

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